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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 2 (1875) (1875)

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, which group of spots on the eastern limb, which do not appear on ‘be put down, thus, according to the inventor, decreasing the easily allows it to besufficiently as well as uniformly heated. the picture of the previous day, and the photograph of to- day, June 17, shows the motion to be regular.… … der, on which the type is set. The said cylinder has its bear- of the tube, S. In order to augment the quantity of air in- It is also claimed that the compound rail is stronger than a ings in the arms of the frame, B, and is held from making solid rail of the same thickness, and that, as it has no…

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